Sep 30, 2015:

A short-term funding bill which funds government facilities through December 11, 2015 was passed by the U.S. Senate (78-20), passed by the U.S. House of Representatives (277-151), and signed by President Obama.

This short-term bill came to fruition as a stopgap measure because Republicans in the House of Representatives have been trying to include the defunding of Planned Parenthood in the longer-term bill, which Democrats stopped in the U.S. Senate last week on Thursday. This sets up another "showdown" in December to pass a longer-term bill.

It's worth noting that 151 Republicans in the House voted against the bill and only 91 supported it.

Obama signs funding bill to avert government shutdown | The Hill

House votes to prevent shutdown — with 151 GOP 'no' votes | The Hill

Senate passes funding bill to avert government shutdown | The Hill

Senate rejects effort to strip funding from Planned Parenthood | The Hill